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Elections 2022: Monitoring voting and incidents
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Elections 2022: Monitoring voting and incidents

Real-time coverage of Brazilian elections, including queues abroad, technical incidents and court decisions.

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Coverage of the Brazilian elections with reports of long queues in Paris, voting in the dark in Paraná, partial counting in foreign countries and decisions by the TSE and STF on candidacies.

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Why It Matters

Brazil holds general elections to define executive and legislative positions. The process is supervised by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE).

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Paris has queues of more than 3 hours to vote.

Lula wins in 5 countries with votes already counted, Flávio, in 3; follow along.

'It will define the future of Latin America': international press highlights presidential dispute.

Blackout makes voters vote in the dark at a school in PR; follow along.

Candidate for the government of RJ, Paes votes for a club in the South Zone of Rio; FOLLOW.

President of the TSE votes in Brasília: 'The minimal incidents that occurred were avoided until yesterday'.

Nunes Marques suspends decision that barred Deltan's candidacy in PR.

Open Questions

  • What will be the final result of the investigation?
  • What will the logistics be like to resolve technical incidents?

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